The Sun. — London, England, 1808-01-06 00:00:00

v 0. JAN. the Paris, of 1 I() guns, from the Channel Fleet. AdM.Kal • „ GARDS EL, whose Flag was flying on bOard . ,lisTillisl. shifted it to one. of the other iShips,of the Fleet. Sailed the Ants hired Armed trig, with a. , 05ti of Vietuallers under convoy, for Torbay, with sup plies for the Channel .Fleet. ••• • • Arrived the . Cato, Capt. Waciioif, laden witit fro& Qnehec, for the Doc l / 4 :-yard at this Pori.. This morning a part of the Sixth German , Legion were disembarked, from the Aid Transport, otie of COTTON'S Fl6e . ti''aild billeted' t the ItitiS in this town. • , • . Cagle into liarbottr to refit the Vidtant, :of 74: Confiance and Scorpiait Sloops 'of WAY, and Milbrook Schooner. - PoRTSMOUTH, J. 6.—Arrived flits day the ters Providence, PARRY, fom Derneiira,*and is put under quarantine ; spoke the Ship Erperiitzent, in lat 4 47 . 59. long. 18. 30, all Sailed the Albicore Sloop of War, Capt. BURk, 01) a Crain. SURgaisTES, YAN2S. I L;-Carcie doWn the Rivei with impressed Men and Vblunteers tat 'the 'Fleet, the DepTurd Tender, Lieuf. ANTRAM. Went out of Harbour and sailed dreil.l for the Downs the Gashaiek, of 18 guns, Capt. him. Arrived the A g,gt'eisin Gun-brig from the North Sea'; and the itaior a , of 32 guns, from the Me `tliterratiean, Capt. G. F. SEYMOUR. The Leonidas, Capt. DUNBAR, is etcpeCied to sail Port . saidith on Saturday. The Danes have 'begtin to of upOn the Principle , free,bottoms making free cargoes. A vessel ar .ivecl at Hull on Friday from Riga, after having :been detained by the. Danes both at Bornholm and ~Copenhagen.—Tie Captain's papers were all opened 'end examined, but as the vessel was neutral pro perty', he Was Suffered to depart, On the principle of free ships making free goods. . ,Earl Gitosvallon, Mayor , pf thister, on Friday last 'gave a dinner at the Exchange, 'in that city..' 'lie most conspicuous of the dishes of which it was • composed,*ere a baron of beef, aid a large Christ. • inits Vie, which weighed tipwardS.of 1 ulbs. The •• company ' consisted of near 200 persons : several oasts iverelfrank, sudn band of music played dur. - 14 the evening. Lord list.wtvE, eldest soil of he Mayor,_ and ,General Gaosifewmi, one of the erresr - entati'ves for ; the City, were present. The Gentlemen of the Long Ito& are likely iO be Seined 'on before, long 3 o exercise their forensic talent's in a case of 'crhfi. con. under circumstances of a very piecillhar nature. The fair definqUent, it seems, after having been thirteen year's married, found beiself, to 'the keedt her lord; in an increasin lion, but is the hour of her aithitchtritc'ttt drew near, 'the boriOfs i'uduce'd her to acquaint ter , fnjureci iptitti6 tfikit 'the iipeOed offspring was knot his; btit the (mita o'f an illicit interconr . se. with medico-military herd. The Lady wi's imniediately sent ItoinC; and On the - same day'was delivered, We understand 'some letters were soon after discovered; 'which placed the 'matte in a point 'of view. ai Curious as it fs'eertaitr. • # f • OPERA.-th 6 Opera of Seinirainidi7 w a s epreented.again lagt night at the King's Theatte, bbt partly perhapi 'dm at count of the weather;land lardy (*owe - so many of the highei ranks ale out of tooitt, Were .va's not a numerous andienee; Was received With the Usual warmth of ap pladse, and she gave full scope to _her extraordinary powers. The Corm de Balla displayed very great ability,Mademoiselle Pxest.L Was too touch indis. posed to . appear and an apology was 'mock for he'r , atisdice. , Mrs. LISTON performed Luc7, in - the .I.3kar's Opera, last night at Covent-Garden Theatre. She Was very • snecesstul in the songs., and acquitted her- Self tolerably well altogether. We hope, however, .IVirs. C. Kt 1'411,!.E has not resigned the thara6er, 'at it used to be one of her best performances. Mrs. Sinniptis is engaged to perforth a few Weeks at. Bath and• Bristol, where she first ruse into that theatrical ..consequence .which rendered her So desirable a subject tbr the Loudbn Managers. She comtnences her engagement on Monday next at the latter place, as anta,.in Pizarro. 'A very favourable report is given of tr riev,Comedf in rehearsal at Drury-lane Theatre. The name o the Author is studiously concealed at present; bu vye hope lie will. Inkv.S:oceasion to avow it with eon tulence, There is tie truth 10 the report that Mr. *BRUNTON .t Is going to retire tr a in the stage, There is so much real merit in this Aaor, who seems to be modestly Content with Ma station, and he conducts himself so properly in private lite, that he will alwOys be sure of a respectable, footing on the London boards. The great Craniologisi, Dr. GAU., is gone to Pa risL where he will find 011ie difficulty, in the exer cise of his art, froni the want of brams among the -people who so quietly submit two-Foreign yoke, after all their bloody sacrifices at the altar of visionary Freedom. It has been justly observed, that Sir SIDNItY SMITH committed one mistake in his dispatches, announcing the emigration of the Court of Portugal, for he represented that interesting event as calm . laiedte atlOrd pleasure to all except the French, whowere disappointed of their prey.' But this is. •a mistake highly honourable 'to the feelings of the gallant Officer, for it never could have occurred to his patriotic mind, that a Party could exist among his own countrymen, to whom that happy event would afford nothing but vexation, and who, in stead of rejoicing, with'all good men Among us,. at the safety of an old and faithful Ally, devoted themselves to the ignoble task of critioising. the accounts of it, and in wresting from. Great :Bri sin the honour which she might justly claim for I.c.!r share in the atcomplisbtxmat of so glorious an nterprize. ~i~a:ue r.v. be a Very honest , and ; grave man; yet void of military Italenta7i isuid thil lie cannot even write. Mill , . tarp niatterare cotittuaeki •prinoipally :by ititrns 'PrattowiTzi . late atitpttin hi the Austrian service. Among. - tht.....superior; Officers .is.J.tcon STUPIIANO !' .tv qi r • W 110 surpasSes almost all the rest In political knpwledge, burninniy, and science. Repurt are spread that fresh 'disturbances have torten place in Constantinople. Nothing is yet , known with ceriainty as to the nature or issue of these mmulis. e , new Constitution of Servia seems in radii) be already established, and is in part made • l: town. Congress assembles daily, in order to consoil upon the measures and provisions which the execution of the I)ekV Constitution may require. Geireral Colts! •GEOROES attends these Sittings, and-'has a vote in them. The best under standing and reciprocal esteem is kept up between the Geneialand the Russian Minister M. Ds Ro- Oorettatmit. The part which Rtissia is taking in the. concerns of Servia, dues not, however, appear to be hostile to the faithful execution of the Armistice with the Turks, It is even asserted, that the Con gress sent, on the 21st of No.yeinber, a Courier to the Ariny of Bosnia, with orders to retreat instantly within their own frontier, and raze all the batte rids and ramparts which had been thrown up ;- for thouth the Turks broke the Armistice, it was de sioned only to punish their breach of - faith by an * lacursion, but on no aceotintby any serious operations contrary to the Armisttce of; Ruclaniek. Five'days afterwards, - on the 26th, the Commandant of Belgrade, Mr.a.ncs; Mru.asm- Mon,' was sent ty the Comniander in Chief to Dia na, to a'skurie the command, in person, of the Corps returning from Bosnia. He is succeed ed M the command of nelp w le MEnAta 0/Sit E NOWI CIL - The ad interim Commander of the Sei:vian Army in BUlgaria, eI:ENKO STOiCK, is ,also arrived in Belgrade, and has been received * . with public lnituSurs. • A's to the Articles of' the Conslitntion of Servia, it is understood; that in Belgrade and the other towns, Supreme Tribunals are to be crated under the Presidency of a Civic Magistrate or Mayor. In - they villages there are to b:Justices of the Peace. All these posts are to be tided by those only who have served in the field al Officers .or Subalterns, atd who can read and Write. Measures are to be taken for promoting the eiviliiation of the country, and the introduCtion of the. Arts and s Sciences.— All wlto partake of the Government are to direr their attention to the •establishment of Schools, and 6ther institutions fOr edtication. Throughout afl Servia is i Military Conscription is to be intro, duced ; every One is to be h soldier; but they only who are in aanal,serWce nit: to carry arros.- , --The Sale Of houses and lands ,is to be Made by formal instruments s but foreigners . cannot possess them,— The territory of Serbia is to be divided ihto 12 or 13 • diArietS. VIEn Zi A, Dr.:c. attention seems boil' to paid to the politics of this; Capital. The Peace . 00111 1 / 1 1ent :ifipatS to be settled for a long tittle, and the policy of our Court is balled with blessings, 'made cantinbn calm with tlw .Can linent against England,' We t are disztred, - that our , Ambassadar ia Landon., Prince, Sr 4 111tEmputo, is recalled. There has lately been establiilied- a , of hew Batteries for the . prote4tion 'of the Port of Trieste : a numerous 'train of Artillery haS been sent from Arsenals of the interior of Austria, and ei7en froM this Capital; for their destination. All the CoaSts will likewise be furnished with cannon.; in order to trnstrate all atteMpts hat niay tie made. by the English agsinst our MaritiMe places : for,' f& it is easy to foresee,' that the British Cabinet mast be touch incensed at seeing our Court adopt the measures . so imperiously prescribed by the in wrest of the whole Continent, for at length putting an end to 'British despotism. We learn, besides, that the Arcilduke‘CtrAatas has lately issued (w -aters for reintereing the troops already stationed' etl. the toasts, it has also been lately determined, that the A'uirrian Frontiers, tau the side of turkey, shall be furbished 'with a Cordon of Troops : and with. that view several ltegiments are already pro , ceeding ti) Hungary, and thence to Fo:auto and • The marriage of the Emperor is now settled for tli.:,6th of Januaryr 1808, when the following re• are ordered :—On the Otli, the day of the matr4ige, them; will be a grand dinner at the Court ; 'and gratuitous admission to the Theatres—on the 7th, a gr:lndball at Court; ham seven till . ten 9'elocl , . . , .„. COPENHAGEN, D.EC, 15.--lAinong', the prizei •' t-f which our cruizers are daily sendina in, there ar-, I. - ,a•jv d mie Yesterday evening in Our 10 - bour, which hi' occasioned ()Ur Crown Prince to performlt r atetul And noble-minded aOlion. One of : the i f Askylo priies brought in by our cruizers, the Brip, - dPaidina, , had on board the English Ambassador GAHLicx'c, on his return from Memel, where 'the King'ol ParsstA has jest tefused' to receive him. As soon as the Crown Prince was informed of this, 'he instantly ordered that a v'es'sel should be pre pared to convoy this 'Gentleman (whose honourable conduet during ,his etnbasSyjustly gained him the esteem ..Of the . Government and the Public), with his servants and effeels, from the prize-ship to the ,Swedish harbour of Helsingburg. This was carried, into effe,(it immediately, and the Minister is already arrived There. The' , patriotic gifts and O'ff drings for 'the laud-ser vice continue ; and al'Second Report of the CoanniS sio.n reSPeaing Naval Airairsanneunces consider able contributions towards a nevi Fleet. Further, the inaglizines of cern and other provisions 'ducted in Zealand are sufficient to maintain That Wand ''• more than two years. . . . z. VIENNA; DEO. A . 6.—On die It t h instant, the French garrison of Brannan marched ont of the 'for tress, and possession was taken of it on the part of the Austrians. . . ~ Yesterday the Diet*of Hengary was 'to be closed; yet it is thought that th,e sittings will continue some time 'longer; but .the Emperor is to return 'On the 2 1 st.instata. The Diet . has decreed, in support of the ROyal Finances, a grant of six. per cent. on aft income, and one 'per cent. 'on all immoveable pro' , perty. There are Magnates in Hungary, who, in consequence of this new tax, Will have to pay 200.,000 florins. Pritice'EsTEanAzv will have to pay upwards of double that sum. FRANKFORT, DEC. 21 ..The Russian Prisonersof War, who, through the generosity of the 'Ent peror NAPOLEON, are bow returning front France to their native country, have in part passed through oar city. It has been ebserved, that their residence in France has had a beneficial ell e& upon the condu& of the Officers towards those who are placed under their authority,' which is much less severe than it formerly was. The welf-kmiwn Russian joviality has been thus increased, while military distipline does not seem to have suffered from this more hu mane treatment. 'We hear the soldiers incessantly singing their national songs to the tambour.' The inhabitants, in whose houses they have been quar tered, speak favourably of their con:lutt, They arc to 'march to the Russian frontier, not in the usual Military route through Thuringen, but; more to the south, through Franconia. DEC. 22.-' , --Yesterday M. SCIIWININE, Russian Secret4ir'e jnierprete in the foreign department, pass ed thrdugh ' this city in his way to St. Petersburgh. Thy Russian Admiral SINIAVIN ILld dispatched him from Lisbon on the y6til'of November, after that the Feet under his cornmand,,consisting of 1.3 thips of the Line .and 5 Frigates, had entered the Tagus. Since, on the 30th of November," General JUN UT entered LiSbon at the headsof 3060 troops, no Means are wanting of effeaually defending the town and harbour front all hostile attacks, by occupying the batte'ries at the mouth of the Tap's. . tonstEti, DEC. :24.-Yesterday a detachment of Freneh Custom-house Officers (Douaniers) pursued their, much from. this place. They carne from the left Bank of the Rhine, and are going to the Banks of the Vibe. . = . , l'Or Several , weeks small detachments are daily }kissing thrOttgh this plffce'on their return to France. TaA•trre, Mc. 30- 2 4Thring.the last week a Ship laden '`o' Messina Was seten bre, ibroUgh the care , lessneis of a sailor. ft had hemp, linen, and cloth on board . , and also three liarrels Of powder, Which Were idel•eased by The public apprehension to thirty. in cOnseenence 'of tlds; t hegreater number of peo 'ple) f'eari'ng a calamity lilie ttult at Leyden; ran out of the town, and 1)1'.: p t few ersonh ventured to at tempt ektinguiThing the flatries : happily sonic 'icon 'ri'igeous sailors succeeded in throwing the ilowder overhoiird, rind sinking the vessel. . FROMTtIEFIIONTIERFi 0 D I , TURKEY, Ec. 3.—lf *e may credit the reports from SerVia; which, how ever, as eieperience has taught us, are neither cee lain nor accurate, that country will soon receive a fixed Constitution.. It is announced from Belgrade, that the Councillor of State Rount.OKlN received on the lOth and 20th of 11)0 last month, two Cou riers, with important dispatche's fr6tu the head-quar bark:at:on of the troops Mtendeli to rcaniii for. it' lknand, has takc..ii place. 'rue Foot ,proceeded front .Monk• town, where: they landed, td Kinsale, Ynid replaced tho'gcl Batial , on of the„saine ilegkment, which .ar 7 rived here ,Yesterday, on its route.to 38111 and 40th proceeded to BandOn, and replaced the second Battalion of the 38th, wliMi Marched to Mallow. The 36th and .4:51101re to do duty , in this Garrison, .from which, the Louth and Done.. gat Regiments of Militia marched yesterday morn ing, the former to Tua.a4 and the latter to chatle- Nille. We have not heard the destination of the Artillery. The 3(ith Regiment did not arrive. litre till eight last night., having been obliged, in con- . sequence of the difficulty of crossing, the • ferry from Cove, wherelbey . disembarked, to Passages to march round by Belvelly. The returns of the icic to 'we Fleet from Monte Vick° =bunted to .3 17. • The. whole folcepeffeetive and non•etieetive, which rived in the I'p4nsports, was 6'294. ,NIVI.LiNbAR,,:Dgc. L--Last night, about nine o'clock, the Nlworthstown Post boy, conveying the . ' Mail into town, was stopped and robtwil two armed men, at the Fair Green, adjoining . town, who conveyed him and the hoist to an ads jacent field, and a fter tying him, threatenigi with horrid imprecations . to blew his brains out,-if he should leave that -place for the space of half an: hour; after which they carried on the Mail, which contained all .the bags of Letters from the different . Post Towns bet Ween this and Sligo, . _ . GLdUCESTEII, J. 4.—On Monday last; , the violencir ,. of the gale, as a Gentleman WIS riding from Hope Mansel to Ruardean,tin this doi'lLny, vat the summit of Putlew C i ontmon i a violent gust of wind' blew Finn off his horse ; but lie tbrtuigifeli escaped unhurt, although the animal hack nearly fallen upon him. On the evening of the same day Part 'tit the spire of the parish church of ituardeart • was blown down,, and damaged. the body Of the chureh so much in filling, as to prevent Divine Service being performed there for sonic , During the Ettirtn of wind on Tuesday last, Mr. M. WlLLiAigs, of Old Shiffbrd, Oxfordshire, had a strong bUilt lodging-house blown dowii; ' t ina a v a.. luable horse killed, worth 501. In Blenheim Park,s several trees were broken or torn up by the: roots; and one of the pinnacles of the tower of Woodstock chnrch king blown down, fell on the porch, whiCk. it completely demolished. IittIGIViON,. JAN. 1,--••A 'French Privateer cap tnred a loaded Collier off Soliord trig Saturday, and was proceeding to give A similar Christinai•hok to a second. The latter., ho*ever, fortunately serried two or three swivels, a wall-diretled discharge from whioh did sorreexecution'artiong the assailants. The Captain ‘-if tlieCollier, like a good seaman, taking ad et 11-i‘e; confus'io6 ‘Vhi'eli . his broadside had created, literally ran the:Siemy down, and sunk her. Of one hundred, men which - were on Loiird the Privateer, tine only • could $e saved the whole of the others found a watery grave ! This gallant exploit was performed in sight di a great number of spec •tatOrs from the dials. Seafbrd is distant 13 miles only from this town. • PoaTans.--rWe think , it proper to caution the, hit) aga!nst the great impoiltions . prattised by tnany Porters who bring parcels from stagei and waggons, aS they are in the habit of destroying or lefat; oit the tickets delivtled to them from the coach oilicevo, the price of the carriage, and of inserting another', and of coarse,' a' higher Price therein, by which menus •the 'Public 'are not only cle6anded,- hitt the master:4:de suspeEted of extortion, from the itilaniOus cot dnL'i of their servants. The At of Par linnent of the 39th of his present Majesty, Aircas the Magistrates of the Public °tikes to giyo imme diate and surnutary redress ,on compl:t'ot. A very severe battle was fought, near Clifton, on Monday, bet %wen two eMiert • bruisers; whose fame Ills not yet attra6ed the notice of the town ama teurs. The names, of the parties Were Gore and' Maddox, and the battle was for a purse of lb guineas. In science itwas nearly equal to that which: was displayed by young Belcher and Dutch .Sam, , ,and the conflict was as sanguinary as the late con ilia, between Gregson and -Gulley. , After an hour's real fighting, Gore was carried otf as the vielor, bein‘nps#3te walk, and perhaps worse beaten than - as eVei - Wititessed in 'a winner. On Tuesday se'nnight; abottt one &chick in the aftero6On, Joseph• Carr, an infant about four years of tern at Butharest. .ft i's 'even tis S --qt . . e Lit, that one ot and tire Phi . .liouses again open gratish—on the ath .., _ . these t'ouriers has brotight the new Constitution ofi ao, end blind, the-aon.of William Carr, eereing in i a ball at the Y G .t TI t licli is to be *llt i • Servia. In Pursuance of this Cuestitution the i a• i. red.. 1e ... 11 - re) . ``. hr c}) i ,- . 1 .' nilial- !iv' Navy, being left by his mother, in her loilgieg . ' et. ; :in. tickets to be eisusblece f or atenissiou---on • • , .. .. . r,eie in Lewes, with two other children' yl:flinger Assembly, hitherto known by the mune of the 1 t he 9th, hi s m e . , t ' w ot g o j eet e, nib to tile Vi s , ' ~ J e t - Y , ~., .. ~, .. .. , '-'''' thea himself, for a short tunes while' 840 WOW" to a " Synod of Servians," is to assume the 'fide Of .1, ~a t -. c. le , —son tilt i OL1), -Thouay, a r!..11 nice!, %,‘ Oa ti c-Solnte, and be transferred li.orn Seiiiendria tit B i ' shop for tlonr, got so near the fire, that - his clothes c - kets of admission—and en the 1 tth, a ball will be - c:in4 - ht the.ilames, when the, child left the room, grime: • • , , , given by Duke 1 1 ,ISERT, a b,ixe T and eschetf. • - • rail Into tin adjoi n ing wkill-liouse, tt '))et . i..! its cries On occasion of the turn Which affairs are tal;ine ' lissinutien, DVe. i i.-7 1 .Ve learn from Nerwayi. brought a woman front the next house to its eisist,; in Servia; and the conseqnetice which the S i cilian that the .Nurwegian saiierS have taken and • varied ;rice, but too late, as the ibtnes bad constitned all its G eneral Ctisniir GOlttigs will 'pi - ohably retain, the 1 oft the westerrecoast all l'; . 110 , 11 ) ,ICkt.:t... boat, having nivire . l, except the stockings, to tinder, and fo poblic papers mention the tense which fir.t in duced this brave sited to i,at himself at the head of . , ini:;erebly burnt, the child, that ha expired a few The unfortunate' little on board a person of distinetion. ; The Couueilsof War has opened its sittings at tltiurs after in :the greatest agony,' .Coroner's V er . his discontented *countrymen. At the time when Abe inutinues Janissaries of Belgrade, by their acts Copenhagen, for' the trial of Generals 1 3 .4YWASN) (I ;:t —74 ceizientai Death. litel_En:Lo, and Gtioos. Mr. Cottymm, the Danish siurerer was born 'blind, but 'could - ton about the of violence and murder tilled the whole distrea '. with despair, one of their teals Consul, who eves pet undue arrest, and HOPE, the street like other boys, an li:uueuil~ad. liessessed finch a thorough 1 Merchant, and iIeVC-ral of the Clerks of Commercial . knowledge, gilts play-rnares„ that, he could readily in order to assass, inat ps e (see of its lit entered the viliage Houses at. Cope or nhagen, e also hronglit before the distinguish. one frorrks he other. Thi GE inhabitants. s was ORGE PETROWITZ, smart,- satne Tribunal.. A correspondence has taken place Tosmorrow the prisoners, who stand fully corn ed t>4l,lltNl, or the Black,. l'his since so celebrated between the King of Sweneer 'acid, the Clibm.sr milted on suspicion of various felonies in . the sere- Servien, seeing his house environed, rushed out, PaiNcE, respating the armed with a firelock, a sabre, and two pistols.---,arrest of the Swedish Consul. , tal,,Gaels. in the City of Lendon and County of With the first shot, he leselled two of the Janissa- . Veracz, Dec: . io .During the stay of the gym E- Mitplesex,. will be removed -to Newgate, Prepares tori D takitt their trials at the Old Bailey Sea. ties to the. ground, with his sabre he dispitched se- perm and Kiag in this city; a Decree was jostled,' sions,'*lfile comrtence On•-;:Wednesday • next, the veral others, and succeeded in fighting his way' to a dated the 7th I.)dcember, for the improvement of' neighbouring forest. ' Here he was met by another- the city, more especially of its ports. -. An Etigi- lattl' intant. ' • ' fugitive, ..Seallocit Si:avAnn, famous fur his extra- neer io Chief is appointed to superintend the works ._ CORN.E?ECHA97OI/, 4A14. 6.---The supply' o f ordinary valour. Two or three hundred of the Chris- for repairing the port, and cleansi,pg the canals. The to-day is cuesiderable, with many fresh arrivals, and nap inhabitants, who were roving the woods and great arsenal is to he enlarged and improved, and a • of fotcsts, without any dWelling, colleeled around these canal to be dug 26 - feet in depth, to eornmenicate continues extretbelyalull of said at less prices e two etneftainti. A corps ,of 41)0 men, sent todis- with the arsenal at IVlalamocco e . so as to make, its, I3arley ilsetraa.areltirge itrrivals, and it is kv,ver ;. :Nur likewise; as'alsnPetts. and Beans ; rho siipplies of perse them, were defeated and driven away by passage accessible for Ships of 74. Neer' this pass, Oats ore conside Table, arid i [ll4i tilde is 'cheaper, ex •Czentst Grottos { with only 80 men. This first, sage it bason is to be made, capable' a containing good fortune was the signal of an ueiversal incur- ,Ships of 74. . cepting finest quality , Flour looks dOSVllWirdi..,.finemer 37 Aican s. to 4I s. ben hsriel. reckon. The Servians made themselves masters of Prrenseuxott„ Nov. ie.—Though' the Zeglish some palankas, or intrenchedislaCes. The Turkish have released • the Lubec ships they had detained,. W itoal 42i a sgs a 666 Lc:, Tick Btans : ios ati ad 74;>+i 2 72 , od buts ~ .361 %. 768 4 .ps od Generals, who remained faithful to the Porte, se. our Government have . just ordercd• the vessels of F t i" vitto . e. - 4 s4 • 3 ii, a t I' olatul 'tato Oa a 432 ft cretly aided`the Servians, fitruishing them with ar., that tlSg not to leave Cronstadt, fear the D e (;I a Ili ti v n flart2 5 . . - Viii a 4 ;:.: cd i l'oliloi ..! -.,; . i o s u Thi Li ' tillery against the corntnon enemy, PASwaN Ouf,Qi/. - ,,, of our Court against Englsnd may lettuce. that Power IP,t l ! , ' ',,,,,,,,, *, - y" a , " ll ` '" 1 t''lnit,,sfeci- s \ 221 4 a6l ctt Such wag the . origin of the Servian insurrealon, ~ to . take , other steps ageinst• the , tra‘le. of Ow Hauls , -- ''''. c "44 i ' ris a '')s oil Pule ""*" 501 ' 6" ed , („i,es owe ~...- sss e &as se *ernes .. s .590 it 3js IA Which has arisen to *0 alatming an height in so owns. - , . 1 ee,,”-((sia) ON a 6a4 or ' • - 4 -- ?- ~.: